ISEAL updates its chain of custody guidance

Chain of custody (CoC) and traceability are big news right now. But are we all speaking the same language? We’re updating our CoC models and definitions guidance and we would value your input. Our public consultation is now open.


Lessons on land tenure complexity, free, prior and informed consent (FPIC) and traceability challenges



Meeting the EUDR legality requirement: Human rights and the role of voluntary sustainability systems



New case study | Navigating EUDR: compliance and beyond – Cocoa



Supporting action on deforestation- and conversion-free supply chains



A shared vocabulary: building a common language of sustainability



Advancing net zero in the jewellery and watch industry



Carbon accounting at the landscape level



CARE: Collective Action for Recycling and Empowerment



Deforestation



Developing climate-related traceability systems for complex value chains



Empower & Exchange: Empowering producers of sugarcane products through data access and providing insights on responsible, efficient data exchange to meet the needs of the supply chain



Enhancing Accuracy and Integrity of First Mile Traceability Data through Digitalisation and Process Innovation



Exploring the value of blockchain for standards

Best known as the technology behind cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, blockchain is set to revolutionise many areas of life and work over the coming years.


Revision of ISEAL Chain of Custody Models and Definitions Guidance



Supporting corporate due diligence through chain of custody systems



Supporting smallholder inclusion in sustainable palm oil supply chains



Sustainable traceability for empowered producers



Traceability



Watch back: Partnering with VSS to tackle deforestation in cocoa